i have 250 video clips i shot with my iphone , how can i transfer them ?

http://www.apple.com/iphone/how-to/#voice-memos.syncing-voice-memos

http://www.apple.com/iphone/how-to/#notes.syncing-notes

With a Mac, you can use iPhoto to import photos and videos captured by your iPhone into your iPhoto library - photos and videos available in your iPhone's camera roll, or the Image Capture application located in your Applications folder with the option to import the photos and videos to a select folder or location on your computer's hard drive.

The videos should be in your iPhoto library with photos. I've used iPhoto to import videos captured by my digital camera that supports capturing photos and low qualfy video.

Which iPhoto version do you have?

And for the last time, you can also use the Image Capture application located in your Applications folder. READ!

iPhoto version 2.0.1 is very old and is not supported.

Copied from this link.

http://www.apple.com/iphone/how-to/index.html#photos.syncing-photos-with-your-co mputer

+iTunes can sync your photos with the following applications:+

+Mac: iPhoto 4.0.3 or later, or Aperture.+

This is for transferring photos in iPhoto from your Mac to your iPhone via the iTunes sync process.

The same is required for importing photos and videos that were captured by your iPhone. Although importing photos that were captured by your iPhone may work with iPhoto 2.0.1, it is not supported and apparently importing video that was captured by your iPhone is not supported with iPhoto 2.0.1.

I believe the Image Capture application is included with every OS X version, but definitely included with Panther (10.3.x), Tiger (10.4.x), and Leopard (10.5.x), and OS X 10.4.11 or later is supported with the iPhone, so your Mac should be running 10.4.11 or later.

Did you delete the Image Capture application?

If so, you need to re-install it since your version of iPhoto is not supported.

i cant update freely my version of iPhoto ?

No.

but if i want to reinstall image capture , will i have to reinstall all the system ? or only the image capture application ? you sure i can only choose that app, then select it and install it ?

Since you must be running Tiger (10.4.11) or later, Tiger includes a custom install feature to re-install a select application only, but not for all applications included on the install disk.

I don't believe the Image Capture application can be installed only via the Tiger install disc custom install feature.

http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1442?viewlocale=en_US

If not, this will require an Archive & Install.

if you have so many questions about your mac/iphone etc it would really be worth you buying a set of lessons from your local apple store - i did this and it really pays off

Yes, and my name is Allan, not God.

Why would you delete the Image Capture application in the first place?

I've already provided the Apple applications that support this many times.

Maybe one of the Adobe photo applications will work, but I don't believe it will be free.

An Archive and Install does not take very long. The sooner you get started, the faster you will be done with it.

And I am done.

Best of luck.